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| economic structures leads to determining other factors in life |
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Gesselschaft and Gemienschaft
European cities have experienced a gradual shift from gemeinschaft to gesselschaft |
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Social Solidarity: 2 forms
Organic: division of labor (he believed this one was more efficient)
Mechanical: Likeness, common beliefs and customs |
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Social Psychology
need to be a certain type of person to be a city dweller |
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| Ideal Type- theoretically ideal city-- the degree to which something is real |
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Chicago School
Empirical evidence-- lacked a theoretical basis |
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3 universal social characteristics: large population, heterogeneity, population density
Generalized too much |
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subcultures
the urban experience |
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argue about the importance of race
residential segragation |
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discrimination
it is class that is holding people back
social dislocation |
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greatest value of city is diversity
sidewalks, streets, parks, sidewalks, and neighborhoods |
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| Urban Growth Coalitions increase profit and economic activity |
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| Zone of transition consists primarily of light manufacture factories and ethnic neighborhoods |
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| finance determines whether a city is a global city |
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